Hi guys, hope you all had a great April. We had tons of participation last month, and it was awesome seeing all those pumps in the wild! Thank you! For this POTM (Pump Of The Month) I am going to do some of my favorite pumps. These pumps have Art Deco tops, square faces, and beautiful skins. These pumps were produced by the Southwest Pump Company from Bonham, Texas. These one of a kind models include the Southwest 512-c, 612, 712-CS, 712, 712-CSP, 812 CS-G, and 90. More information about each model.
Southwest 512-C: (1934) Cash recorder
Southwest 612: (1935) Clockface with visi.
Southwest 712-CS: (1936-1937) Computer, visi, and ad glass panel.
Southwest 712: (1936-1937) Computer, visi, and access door.
Southwest 712 CSP: (1936) Computer, visi, and display case.
Southwest 812: (1936-1937) Clockface, sight glass, and optional milk glass top.
Southwest 812 CS-G: (1936-1937) Computer, sight glass, and optional milk glass top.
Southwest 90: (1938-1942) Computer, sight glass, larger face.
Please feel free to ad any information that I may have missed. This POTM is for the series of models listed above ONLY! I do not have one of these pumps yet, so here is a picture of some at a station. I hope everyone has an awesome month of May!